Good, cheap place to spend the night on your way east or west on I-20. We had a level pull through site with full hookups. The guy even brought out firewood for us to use at no cost! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here overnight on way south. The office area seemed in disarray and in need of cleanup. There were a lot of semipermanent campers in the old area of the park. We had requested a pull thru since we were only staying one night. We were put in the new area of the park. Area need grass cutting and sites had a lot of dirt. The whole area seemed as though it had been recently cleared. Some of the campers in this area were long term. They seemed to be construction workers. When we were shown to our site, there was a large fire ant hill just where our steps were situated. Upon request camp worker put out bait for them, Then when i was hooking up my water , I noticed that the site next to us had a very active ant hill in the water facet area. If you had tried to hook to it you surely would have been bitten. I can't comment on the pool because it was closed for the season and had a tarp covering it. We didn't use the rest rooms, so i cant comment on them. Overall we were not satisfied with the condition of the campground and will not stay here again unless it is an emergency. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This the the only campground that I could find off the interstate between Augusta and Atlanta (aside from state park which is always full). I was very tired but drove 100 miles before I found this camping area. I got there late and just slept then left. It was very quiet, most sites were occupied but I never saw person, just heard a door slam. I never saw any staff, I ran the bell etc but no one appeared, I slipped $20 under the office door before I left. It is not fancy, tire rims and car parts are laying around, but it was sufficient for a place to sleep when traveling. We camped here in a Motorhome.